St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-27
soCIALITIEs OF A WEEK.

OF the series OF SOcldi pdTlleS di NtlDtib y
parlorS on Wednesday evening. About
fifty couples were present. Among the
number were Miss Eva Carroll. Miss
Lille Dowgher. Miss Stella Simmons,
Miss Lille DOWlan. Miss Edith Sulli-
van. Miss Lille 0'Brien, Miss Mary
O'Brien. Miss Sarah Dowlan, Miss Lille
Rogers. Miss Susie Rogers, Miss Agnes
GAY. Miss Kittie Smith. Miss Frances
Smith. Miss Mamie Egan. Miss Nellie
Bell. Miss Stacia Hickey, Miss Katie
Little. Miss O'Leary. Miss Kennedy.
Miss Neihause. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. W. {. Hendy. Mr..
and Mrs. T. NJ. Dwyer. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. j. Brady. DIR. and Miss
Mr. and Mrs. J. H.. Rogers. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. F. Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ.
O'Connor, Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Hendy.
Messrs. c. ZenziuS. T. j. O'COnnOr. +.
Smythe. Ed DOnahue, Sam kellerman.
John Atkinson, Frank Hurley. George
Gay, p. d. O'COnnOr. d. L. Malloy,
James McGolrick. John p. ReardOn. +.
+. Mccormick, c. II. T. Smith. NJ. +.
KAN, Thomas Foley, Dan Foley. James
Bell. Daniel Bell, George W. LangeVin,
Larry O'Brien. Frank Sellers, L. j.
kenney.
Thanksgiving was celebrated III a
novel way by the First Baptist church
Sunday school teachers. scholars and
parents, in the Bible rooms of tie chapel
of the church. The quartette Spring
Song was rendered by Mrs. George
Hallowell. Miss Nellie Hope, Mr..
ROamer and Alec NJ. Drake. Supt. j.
W. Griggs. Jr., gave an interesting adj
dress on ''Thanksgiying Day" The
Correcting Song" was then sung by five
little folks, Louise Burr. Maude Holmes,
Birdie Hope, Arthur Swan and Bert
Parsons, who responded to the encore
10y singing The Turkey COOLER"
Little Pauline Griggs recited ''Why We
Have Thanksgiving" The trio. 80
Praise to Thee was rendered by Mrs.
HallOwell. Miss Hope and Mr.. ROamer,
followed by recitation by Arthur Swan
and Frank Bishop and a piano solo 10y
Maggie Ryan. The distribution of
prizes to the scholars who attended
Sunday school regularly from June
Ia November and were i'll their seats at
the eginning of the service. thirty-twO
scholars carrying off the books. \ prize
of q handsome Bible was awarded TO
Miss Ida Evans. who has not been alb
nj or late to Sunday school during the
past ten years.
At Prof. Evans dancing academy
Monday evening the first social dance
was given by the st. Paul German
club" composed of the leading society
people. The german was danced and
began at 9 o'clock, led by Luther New
port. The favors were unique and pretty.
fifteen figures were danced. The par
Elephants were L. T. Newport, leader;
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Newell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Hay. Mr.. and Mrs. }. j.
Parker Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Morton,
Mai and Mrs. Bates. Mr.. and Mrs. f. /.
Frost Mr.. and Mrs. a. A.
Reed. II. E. Plat and G..
&. Webb of New York city,
Misses Barratt: Miss Rachael Rice, Miss
Dawson. Miss Laura Dawson. Miss
Prince. Miss Hammond. Miss Katherine
Gilman, Miss Nina Smith; Miss Hearty
GriggS. Miss .Flandrau, Miss Wilson. of
Minneapolis: Miss BigelOw, Miss Lille
Price; Messrs. f. b. Young, Howard
James, J. w. Riddle, Will Armstrong,
A. NJ. Drake. W. IL. Patterson. James,
Elmer Ond Will Rice. c. a. Hawk. Sam
Dawson, Lieut.. Ahern. Stanley Proud
fit. W. Peet, f. A. Jaggard, Fred Ban
ming.
One of the most pleasing of the
Thanksgiving ObServances was the re-
ception given by the members of the
Young Mems Christian association. The
ladies present and assisting in the Serv-
ing of dinner were Mrs. Thomas Cocll-
ran. j.. president or the Ladies Aux
president: Mrs. E. NJ. Van Duzee,
f. G. HaIbert. Mrs. II. B. Walsh,
Mrs. Osborne, Mrs. r. H. Dickson, Mrs.
Sloane. Mrs. Noble, Mrs. Maxwell, Mrs.
II. F. Williams, Mrs. T. Z. Helmick,
Mrs. William II. Ladd, Mrs T. Z. Alex
ander. Mrs. George b. Reid, Mrs. Rus
sell. Mrs. J. Darrell. Mrs. Il. l.. Winnie,
Mrs. Pencil, Miss Flora Harpham and
Others. The ladies were also assisted
by MeSSrS. JOhu Il. Hague. I. +. Hell
mick, William r. Ladd and other MEM
berS of the association.
The Emmanuel's choir of the German
Evangelical church. corner of Pine and
Eleventh streets, gave very pleasing
concert on Thursday evening. The pro
gramme was rather lengthy, but none
the less entertaining, and each number
received an enthusiastic and well-mer-
tied applause. Among those who took
part were: Mrs. III. w. BufOrd, accom-
PIANIST, Miss Nettie BunSe. Miss Nelson,
Mr.. ThOrnQuiSt, Mr.. James Swift, Miss
ZOllman, Mr.. Holden, c9rnet sOlOiSt,
Mrs. Miller, Miss BechendOrf. Mr..
KOrfhage. Mr.. Schlattman. Mr.. Schrei-
ner, Mr.. Zimmerman. MI. KOrfhage, Miss
I4ttld1. MISS allHcH- MI. W liSOll, -hlooCS
Llndide. Martin HanSam, w. johnson,
John Herman. Huelster, Oehler, FehT
Hansam, Mas ART, Miss l.. Artz. Miss
A. FosS. Miss Schuellle, Mr.. f. Anthem,
Mr.. Dahle, Mr.. X, c. FrederickS, Mr.. f.
Wenger. Mr.. Fry, Mr.. c. J. Johnson,
Mr.. J. Wnger. Mr.. Branch.
Mrs. j. W. Sprague served an elegant
Thanksgiving dinner to a party of init
mate friends. Floral favOrS graced each
plate, and the menu included all
Thanksgiving delicacies. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. John Thayer.
DIR. and Mrs. o. A. Beal, Mr.. and Mrs.
Q. S. Boston, Mr.. Snider and daughter,
Misses Owens, Brinker, Polly. Mabel
Boston. PlumStead. Nettie Boston.
BENIN. Gillett, and MeSsrS Hardacre,
Edwin Beal. Howard, Beal, BrOSS and
Decker. The evening was devoted to
progressive euchre, Miss Sadie Plum.
stead and Howard Beal winning head
prizes. Mr.. Boston and Miss Title
Brinker carrying off the BOBBY prizes.
On Tuesday evening Miss Mary Rose
was given a surprise party at the resi-
dence of her sister, Mrs. j. A. Ballard,
15i3 Carroll street: Among those pres
ent were the Misses Mary O'Leary.
Anna DOnivan, Libbie Ryan, Mary and
Sara Murphy, Eta and Anna Davern,
Matte Day.An and B. Murphy, Mary
Swift. Mary Fling, Lizzie and Nellie
Moore. Nora and Mamie Tucker, Bessie
May, Matte Hartman, MeSSrs. j. L
Twohy. J. F. Kelly, William TwOhy
George j.. Ryan. T. J. Burk, NJ. A. Bar
ringer, b. B. Malloy, A. f. Mcdonald
II. Murphy. II. L. Renne, DR.. J. c. Cor
cOran, DIR. Parker. W. E. and W. I
Lowe. y. B. Hatch, J. H. Rivers, A
W. De worse. j. Fling, j. Mcclure
j. E. King, L. Mccarthy, Ii. W. Ten
YCOrde.
Among the Thanksgiving festivitie.
was the dramatic entertainment anC
hop given by the Standard club Thurs
day evening at the club rooms on Jack
son street. The programme opened
IL. Ell HIN